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National Republican., 1887-10-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DECISIVE BATTLES SINCE WATERLOO.
The Most Important Military Events from
It 70 1857 By Taosss Las, W. kSoS author
illustrated. New York; q. T.; Putnam's

DECISIVE BATTLES SINCE WATERLOO.
The Most Important Military Events from
Of Marco Polo for Boys and Girls" &c.
Illustrated. New York q. l.. Putnam's
Sons, Sale. W. II. Morrison. $3.50.
Suggested by Sir Edward Crcasys vol
ume, ''The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the
World, from Marathon TO Waterloo" this
is produced, the author believing that the
decisive battles since Waterloo are as
worthy Of record. Indeed, they seem more
so.
All nations are included In the history,
and well proved is the fact that all have
been busy with their destructive work since
the fall Of Napoleon.
Written by a child's writer-that is, one
who has provided many books for boys aud
girle-presumably, the present book is also
intended for children, yet, while In an un-
usual degree II will attract them, their
slres and grandsires may read with equal or
superior appreciation.
The maps, which are numerous and
clearly engraved, and in most important
manner the understanding Of army situa-
tions and movements, and show "the paths
OF glory"
With best paper, print, and richly adorned
binding, the "Decisive Battles numbering
477 pages, does honor to the publisher and
will be welcome In parlor or library.
WHO SAVED THE SHIP. AND THE MAN
OF THE FAMILY. BY ]. A. X, author of
"Birchwood," &c New York Thomas Y,
Crowen & Co., lS Astor Place. Publishers.
One Of the "strange but true" stories, or
| two Of them rather, where the facts, as we
are assured by the authoress, were even
toned down to make them more credible
| to the reader. We can only add, after pc
rusal, that the object OF the volume is ac-
| compllshed to interest and instruct boys,
OF which class are we, despite q certain
snowiness Of our beard.
| Some capital illustrations illuminate the
text-all too few, but thanks for these.
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Plains"
The poems are few, but dainty. Most
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liehed letters Of w. NJ. T."
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washiprton Stock EXCHANGE,
October 0, 1887.

The following list OF the most active stocks aellt
In on the Washington Stock Exchange Is furuis1ct
by Messrs. Bell & Co, Bankers, No. 1437 ponUlyl
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National Republican., 1887-10-07

BERKELEY, pure rye wnisEy, the best or,
the market for the price, u per gallon, 81 D
quart, and 80 cents a pint, % cents sample
bottle, Tharp. 6lS Y street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-10-07

"ALDERsEY DAIRY WAGoNs." Fresh Alder
ney Butter Churned every morning and deliv-
cred IN Il pound Ward" prints al 10 cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, & cents per bal
buttermllE, 3 cents per quart. and sweet milk
NJ rcpts pnr Quart.
National Republican., 1887-10-07
Grain and RrnYIaInna.

Following Is the range of prices in the Chicago
market furnished by Il. X Plain 4 Co., st. Cloud
Building, corner. Ninth ana II streets:
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INNINGS,

Total. .-6l2Al3 81 Total...... Z 1926 10 2
-Moilett out for not running on muffed strike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
THE STATE OF tribe.

nArxouR Sept 2l-Csttsn dull Mddlng 9bc..:...
Tex 81, STEADY yr So TO- Family 70 7j9i So cl
Minis sussrnns 50 2ja!6a To- Extra s. 90 90 y. vi.
sr,snt {, 10 whea"soutnern steady 7sSsOc
SO Amber 7o9sh wsstsrs oaie Ns winter Rss s Net
ys%b.r Soa ssc' December 81 .Ssi
s@ot Whit. 55a6Oc Ysn.w s2S52se wssss.n S ss1.
quiet soutnsru 3Oa3jc. Western Into % S5e Western
mixed sl9t2?c' psnnsvvanIa rye wcs
sstorn siS % Ssij rrsvisisn, steady. Meas Perx
81 Bulsneat' ana ' ss sRs s
Sides 9. bans w.Ts acTs i" 2es Creamery
81 hst'sr fsI.s peiro steav.
RennsS csae.-i,lo eargeet ordinary 70 Ialr.
RsaS.i no. 10 %ni.t.y .tssay 81
Freight, % Llyero9e per steamer SalF.s 400 M:
wnea, ri 100 6usn Cora $500 oar. $3.50 sasa
rye lIOO bu.- shpasats-fl."r 55g ,s se la Wheat
Bosrsx Sept 2I.-rlour dul-coansn Extra. ssi5
- corp ouiet-stsamsr Yellow 5sa57Lc. steamer Mixed
90 Quiet No waite % ae Shorts ssaay
spn1T DO sI7 90 Butter eastwes,ern Extra cToamsry
aud tsa ~. sns
Vermont Eggs err EIsras st g sG
sack. esrs $50 bus. Cat, 2ooOo shorts 1900
bush
BUFFALO. sept 2l1wn.as-oa No ! Hara strong al and
30 mara S.fsS.rn Pasidc offered a 2?ss3s via
at 100 No. wlnts nlcalgas go asked Cora dGlI ana
GOOD ismana Ne whit. soil At 81. a 50 nc: whi.
at 81 PC Mixed at o. 20 20 Barley nnohanssd
nsehangsd Siilt.ed nnchanssd-wnt.r Bran SIS 90
spring s4 Cana -reisht Wheat 20 aged corr
~ ' Rscsipis were-Fiour 7iOo, bbs. wheaI 25s.Ooo
ss: Core .afS 2si. 6 %asa
bush Corn losono ousn oats 'oooo oasn s.rsy ooo
snsn. oats l.. 1000 BASH Malt ...... bush
CHICAGO Sept 2l-Ths sAiag tatIrs, ranssi as fellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE POLICE.
CHARGED WITH PERMITTING BURGLARiEs AND
WITH UNNECESSARY SHOOTING.

CHARGED WITH PERMITTING BURGLARitS AND
WITH UNNECESSARY SHOOTING
Policemen Dunn. Kelly and Mulholland OF the
Leon ard st. squad Rere trial before COMMISSIONS
Voorhis at Headquarters ye,terCsy, Tor permitting
in the oil Samson Lowry, importer OF kid
gloves, at No. 80 Whte-sL on tue morning OF August
10. Whom Levy reported the burglary TO the police,
he wa dvsed not advertise re Yard Tor the re-
turn OF tho stolen goods to talk TO reporters about
the robbery He had reason later 10 regret that he
had followed such advice. Detectives had been I'M
able to recover tho stolen goods kid gloves valued
at 81, 90, or to catch the burglar
Mr. Lowry said he knew OF two other merchants In
whitest.. who had been robbed with about the samo
result Tho policemen on trial said they tried the
door Of Mr.. Lewy's store tho night of August To-
and noticed nothing wrong. Kelly. Who went on the
DO t at q IN. on August 10, said ho examined the
door 6:45 and it had not been tampered with
ut that time. lie did not pass the store again unu
after the burglary was discovered. Mr.. Levy asked
why the officer did not txasine tho door alter $40
a. III. al couldnt and do justice to the rest OF my
post" Kelly replied. lie explained that his post.
that morning. embrsced i've blocks in Broadway and
each OF the side streets bet 6ecu Brosdway and
Churcb-st. mo wonder was robbed " exclaimed
Mr. Levy. lie added that he did not consider tho
policeman at fault II he required to watch 30
many buildings.
Members OF the Corcorans Roost gang appeared,
when Policeman Hauser was tried for shooting Will
lam Corc0i an in East Fo-tiethst on August II.
The testimony was chiefly IN favor OF the policeman,
showing that bo had been attacked by the crowd
and that he was In danger of being killed when he
shot Corcoran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
THE. BRIT1SH OWL SERVICE.
HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS IN ENGLAND.
A Talk WITH COMMISSIONER SARGENT ON THE
METHODS USED IN GREAT BRITAIN.

A Talk WITH COMMISSIONER SARGENT ON THE
METHODS USED IN GREAT BRITAIN
Tsr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.1 ~-
WASHINGTON Sept. 21.-E. b. Sargent OF the britsh
Civil Service Commission has benin washington ior
DAYS past and has spent hours In efforts to
obtain from Bishop" Oberly and his associates IN
formation and suggestions for the improvement OF the
British Civil Service II is understood that Mr. Sargent
expressed some surprise at the number Of removals
made by the present reform" Administration but
kindly added that he supposed that the appointing
power had been subject to pressure which is unknown
In England In conversation with Star reporter Mr.
Sargent said that England neither the commission nor
the appointing power has any latitude OF discretion IN
making selections OF persons to I'LL places under CIVIL
Service rules.
For instance" he said suppose there Ia call Tor
nifty clerks These would be supplied under our system
OF open competition. The examination would be open 10
all persons of proper character and capacity Perhaps
Their, would be five hundred applicants for the average
Is about ten or twenty applicants for each vacancy OF
this class Now the fifty who attain the highest stand
ard In the examination must be taken to I'LL these posi-
tons There il no discretion about It." .,
Then we have the limited examinations" be contin-
ued. for which candidates must be nominated. eor
some OF these II Is required that the can idae snail pe
nominated by the trustees Of the TSsh Museum
before he Is eligible to examination Inc av rage oi
applicants for these places Is ory abont threc ior e9n
vacancy For service in the Foreign ONCE the candi-
date must lie nominated iy the Minister OF foresn
obtain service in The Foreign Office procures nom'na-
ton from tho Minister certifying that he Oh Poper
character, etc That young mans name Is f e on he ~
list whenever there is vacancy 10 De neu ue 70
summoned for examination Some lime may eia i
between date OF his nomination and his examination
E"w 1ni5 ,e system OF mountainous "O'"'
Mr. Sargent said that there is political opposition 70
the competitive civil Service system ia England tna al
parties heartily indOrse and sustain II lie couu H..
believe he sa that all the people OF tns e the eo
side OF politicians. would not prefer that tnc JULIUS
should be entirely divorced from poltcs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
To prsg THE BROOKLYN CAMPAIGN.

President John Green. OF tho Kings County Repuo-
lican General Committee. has appointed about Zoo OF
1863 election district captains provided for by the by
laws OF the BODY adapted last year Their duties are TO
keen list of all their districts aud see that tue
gI.ered and that they perform thrir
duties M the polls Tue .rnout one. but the
party defeats have been 80 largely due 10 the
apathy OF Republican voters especially the best paris
oil the cIty where the Republican vote II mas-ef that
results expected n tho work u fstpfny per
formed The names OF the local captains are not to DO
Published. -, ..-.-
rue delegates from tho Congress DISTRICT TO the state
Convention who failed agree Mt saratoga upon the
man represent them la tho state commlttee. nave
hually selected Chester d. blrrows, OF the fhteentn
ward TO succeed T. Maddox. 49,
The special meeting OF the Kings County Republican
Commieo next week will be OH wednesday, AS Tuesday
Is a registration day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

Mrs. Delmonco who the petitioners ea.ta y
S,a5 COO Alma Renaut DAUGHTER Of MIRA Delmonco. TO-
all claim letters OF IN usir
Isfice Truax in Court Chambers YESTERDAY
drec eaut be opened by which jsdsnsns, ,,
rendered against Bridget Kelly In the sun o. wu"s
Met uoug who elaine $50 600 damages fnr me loss ns
occasoned Dy MS Tipping on
torn Garnet in the hall house. No 334 East
Thirty fourt.st She Ia required 10 pay $50 costs
Presiding Judge Van Brunt In the supreme ConrI Cnsn
bers yesterday continued the Injunction opaned oy e Of
the Madison square Theatre RESTRAINING Joseph Soony
John ~ Hickey and Fenwick Armstrong rem proc '"0
paya "Hazel Kirke" and Young Mrs. Winthrop,,
The begun behalf Of George Montasns Chncn
who IA now in Bremen Germany against the Mercnsn
change National Bank discontinued the Oank
ing paid Frrnku Bien ClinchwooFs aIIoiney;
$4,000 in dispute. which Is the amount Vi t"o NV
posted TO Clinch woods account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
COURT CALENDARS.

Thursday, September % 1881!
srrpRruE manifestations Van BrunL. X J..o
Nos 90 So 49, 10 3d. 1O2 l05 49, l33 ls5 iSe ls2 iEs
i49 1872 1853 1856 l9i. 1877. 100, 2U6. 2O7. 20s. III
siIPKHNE CoURr-sPEcIAL TERM-PAEr i-hetoro Doho-
hue ohav calendar. ,,,, =. 49,
sURRooATE's CoURr-Before Rollins s..Wiil OF Msry
Sarsh biiwe " mi will Of Joseph y benassc ~ Nh W.
will 81 lose Swla IL VIII of Charles Holman. p H.
Motion calendar called at ii a. M ~
SUPERIOR CoURr-SfEClAL TERA-he'oro Ai"sN' ''-N"
dav calendar. aav
CoMMcN PLKAs-sPEcfAL TERM-Before DAILY J'-Ho nay
calendar. - - y.,o.o Hall r
Mos 1Ogs 2l 3648 2l97 947. 2l9O l433, 1883 S3i4
SSG 2s2j 1924 yea 2325 2330 1881 2333 2St0 23tl.
CITY CouRT-TRIAL TERMPAIr lib lore Nenroas ~
Nos 2726 1882 i83. 1884 1881 22S4 2Z9a 2'ol' 90"
23o 23il 1906 1896 2224 ll72 lIGi Z2sy; Go,a
CITY CoURr-TRiAL TRRa-PAnT IIl=Beiore ,oso
Nos 1924 2l73 2O72 2li5 20l5 1879 i4s5 atSo iooV
CouRT OF GENERAL sgssIoSs-PARr I-Before eowing =.
and Assistant District Attorney Davis-N? l-Peaohgs-
2s 4 e. o. 10 IL. II. H. u. 10 IS. IL p.oo,,sr
COURT or fiRSRRAL SEssoSs-PARr ii.beloro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
Misery Af.er Rasins'

- avoided BY dyspeUses who guided by the recorded
perenoe Of thoussni begin and systematically pursuo
course Of Hoststrers Stomach Bttss Persistence the
use Of THE pure highly aecrsded stomacAo Is the sole
and asrssass condition Of the entire removal Of the oost
nate forms Of dy psps less than temporary 1t Of ind
gsstioa 10 connection with tho use Of shn specific It's
dsaSsbS avoid Of food which individual sxps
rsnes haa shows b dcu OF digestion BY the stomach
sought tebs behs6tsd KsA dyspeptcs pest observation
81 hs digestive eapscty should enable him TO bs hs own
Guds saA nsaR thu parrcuiar not trusting 70 any SGT
81 aes russ general 70 b s1rsd 10 oases
Dsusnsss and constipation hearth wind upon the ste
acA swuoafsaA hssdaehs sad mental usspendeacy
ore ~ sssssnisaass - dys3spslA aad We patti y
oiGht h ~ sistsra 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
WHAT DID Mr.. CLEVELAND MEAN BY SNAP

WASHINGTON, sept II tSPeeidl line NuHoHdt htP"o'
Iican OF today contains the following:
Hon Waller Young OF ST. Joseph. Mo- who has been at
tending Centennial Celebration of the Constitution at
philadelphia called President Cleveland yesterday and
succeeded In having the President include the nonrshng
city Joseph his trip the West When Mr. Young
and reports hs success expected by these
ham here that f. Joseph wall be painted earn Inc
\ will 10 erected To Mr. Young. During the In
tervew Senator Ceckre stated to the fresent tina, MT
deegses Who helped nominate him
Chcago. President Clev elani said.
this snapf"
Yes said Mr. Young and propose TO try and get yen
another just like IT, at which tho President laughed
very heartily.
"snap"; what did Mr. Cleveland meant Docs he
call Presidency OF tho United States snap Who
is the custodian Of the dignity Of tho Presidential
Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
MT. Cohen said IL

prioge. huntington could not tell MT Cohen said IL
was per cent. Mr.. Anderson protested a.
Mt Cohen -shsi,ng hs finger 81 MT % rsSouId BE-
kept right record II Is duty t. help MIN 40
that We want the truth but YOU are trying 70
you all along doing siLyon can 10 conceal H.
Mr.. Anderson said nothing ar. Huntington deme e:
that he had paid money TO influence Legislation M,
OF hts money. He believed he wonin nrS
iributed to prevent the reelection Oh a,ost the
PIper who had made An outrageous speech against .h
road MT Huntington thought he had perez onittse
TO prefer General Gordon on the KaIrpa ~. southern
Pacific and the MssourIan the Scott scheme; .,r,.a
The examination Of Mr.. Huntington VIII o' i''
atnarn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
DISSEMINATING DUTIES SUSPENDED.

An AGREEMENT FOR BETTER COMMERCIAL RELA-
TONS WITH SPAIN
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2l.-The protocol OF an agreement
between this country and Spain to suspend dscrni-
mating duties has issued by the Department Of state
signed BY tho Spanish Minister Muruaga and Secretary
Bayard The agreement Is practically contained in thi,
paragraph:
IL from this date absolute equal
mpos shall at be applied
production articles proceeding from the Cnted
other foreign county when carried In vessels
be gng Of tho United states and under the
American flag 10 Islands of cuba Porto Rcs and tho
Philippines aud also 10 all other countries belonging TO tho
that higher other tonnage dnes
imposs shall be upvn said vessels aud The gods
ricd them Aforesaid paid by spanish vessels
and their cArsees ander sim liar oircumstauees
the above conditions tho President OF the United states
clamaon declaring that discrinin
ia the United States arc aus
pended regards Spanish vessels and pro-
duct imported tho United
States from Spain from the Aforesaid possessions
PhilippiDe Islands, and also from all other
belonging tho Crewn OF spain or from any
foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
THE COURTS.
TO DETERMINE AN Ex,ALDERMAws INSANITY

I
An application made Presiding Judge Van Brunt
In supreme Court chamoers Yesterday by exJudge
Dittsnhosfer behalf Of Patrick 0rhn for the appoint
OF committee tho and estate OF tho
Alderman Francis McCabe In order that be Judi
ciay determined that he of unsonnd Nina that
ngs be taken to satisfy Judgment for S343 49,
aimed against him by Grimm in the court Of common
Pleas April 1885 Albert Cardozo who opposed the
ton presented AFFIDAVIT Of Mary IT, McCabe tho wife
the Alderman In which she forth that already
In her that she abundanty rrsponsbe aad that
she n appointed tho Committed should be that
iha Indictment lakon. Tho declaion Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
NOTES OF TUE CAMPAIGN.

Tho coored Republican club OF the Win Assembly District
met last at Iucon cubs hoase In Clinton Pisoo
resolution passed pdosng tho Republican state ticket
aud commanding TIE Rev. Dr. W H. Dsrrlck LOT mem
of th. Committee Of Republican CLUBS Dr
Derrick made stirring speech W a. colems presided
The Uniisd Labor party OF the NNth Assembly, Diuot va
been pros Gneiy OF late Tonight formal opsnns
ADD Forty ntthst will tsks place and promises TO DO
qute AN affair joan McMackn. Henry Oesgs
several othsr welkuovn SPEAKERS wiz
pr add H. &. Oakes Is Chairman Oh
Cvmmiitee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
ATTACHING E. g. WHEELER & CO.'S GOODS.

Justice Donohus OF the supreme Court has granted
Kdder Peabody Co.. the agents in this city Of Barring
Brothers a Co, Of London, attachment against tho
property In this state OF H. Whosler Co., Of ow Haven
The claim Is for 81 900 loaned on uly e.
James NJ Brown Co.. bsnkers have also obtained at
tachment against the New Havsn firm q suit
1884 S. the value OF several bills OF exchange
Wheeirr A Co have failed To
attachment under which goods belonging
Spinning and Weaving Company. Limited Of Belfast
the hands OF its agents hsre upon
suit by Brown Brothers, has been vacated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

All the testimony for tho prepayment In tho
viii OF sarah H. Peck having been presented Surrogate Rot
Inns Yesterday his decision motion male on DO
haf Of tho contestants without submitting Testimony
for judgment In their iavo Mrs. Peck widow age
ing all her property valued $50 0O0 TO hor attending
physician, DR. Is. eldeD The will Is contested by Mrs
Julia P0hsmu sister tho
and nephsws who clan that the will properly
ecued Bsldsn and pro.
ponent, exercised und influence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
Advice 70 Cen.u snpiixeA

On appearance Of the nrst symptoms general Do
billy loss Of appetite pailor chilly sensations followed by
nfht swsats and cough prompt measures OF relief should
s tsksn consumpon 10 scrofuous disease OF the iunRs
therefore greet tiscofuz blood purdsr And
Pieroos Golden Medical Discsvery
Superior oodver oil nutrtivs Is
Erection: z has equal Sold BY IN: world
stAaps weEas Dpsnasfy Medical Asssc,soa Sea Maia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
WORK or THE AoUEDUor COMMISSIONERS

The Aaueduct Commissioners yesterday appointed
BENJAMIN Barlow private secretary and chief clerk TO
the chiet engineer at salary OF y 70 per month
John Brunton Co. were given an extension Oh e'eh.
months on their contract. len inspectors OF masonry
were appointed and seven axemen. The FINANCE
Committee reported in response to request IRON the
Controller that 1t furnish estimates OF the amount
required tor 1885, that it had named $S.OOo,oOo as
tho amount,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22

Northern i0si7sc
PHILADELPHIA Sept 2i-Fss market ruled steady with
@.ste1s and r.an.ry.aia saSsrau. 81 80 Ss2 IS 20
Family s. ooastto on. Clear 50 7sss. 90: 10 ssrssss
s. sSoth.s. ro: clear - co.
cso ses' ). So ss...es.
.sS *. q Sv. Is Is c:1 M
wheat export demand speculation dull osriogs
sfaia dcp.s at soss5c:. No Red fer s.pisnO.1 7s
." q: for 9s'.Sss 40 local %
light; price. spot sales Of No. low Mled
ssd Se on Scs
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quiet
.ss. r:as 1911 is. Wheat L. 700 s:s, Corn -D
Hard cash es'sc. October ssc. November. 7osci May
mi: ss was Sss'r arm 1rs M4'S VIII:
%al'f'' dr S., g S SSo Spirits
6aeSo bush. ny. barley 500 bush snip-.Ss;
who 'ns Sera Ssss lush oats A''0 'a'
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hay %ssas "is ss:s SIC 9
w Bran s G"i.s a. n,sr :. ~. Esss e
iSssoO Gers%ss STEADY ssssa whisl:y steady
laa So IS Sys sss az 90
g 10 Lsns Clear $50 Clear abs So Clear 50 u
Rsesi.ts : Flour esoo bbls Wheat 10000 ..sS Com
S ssss f 5000
Gsrs $1,000 n Ss;h oats soooo 'ash Rye sas1
7is sss a,S Cash
psS: g. 49,: Rsc:!ps Wheat $4,000 bush csrs
ssS.%s..s 5000 sS. S Cora o. Su; eeis sss